Generally the subject question in everyone's mind arises, whenever the status of Ex-serviceman is concerned, especially at the time of career move or change after completing the engagement with the defence services. The definition of ‘ex-servicemen’ in the Ex-servicemen (Re-employment in Central Civil Services and Posts) is given in an office memorandum which was released by Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions Department of Personnel & Training dated 14th April 1987. Click the link below to download the same.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM No. 36034/5/85-Estt(SCT)
As per the wesite the Directorate General Resettlement (DGR) is an Inter Service Organisation functioning directly under the Ministry of Defence. As per DGR's statistics and in order to maintain a youthful profile of the Armed Forces, about 60,000 service personnel are retired or released every year at relatively young age. Most of the service personnel at the time of retirement are at an age where thay have large number of Not Concluded domestic responsibilities, which require their taking up next activity or profession. During their engagement with Armed Forces, officers and soldiers acquire diversified expertise virtually in all branches or formats ranging from Human Resource management, security management, medical, hospitality, inventory control, logistic management and highly technical fields. On retiring they still are comparatively young, between 30 and 40 years of age. Industry can and should, offer employment to these soldiers for mutual benefit to the industry and to our Ex-servicemen. The DGR also has another social responsibility i.e. the care and welfare of widows of our martyred soldiers also to create and provide jobs and opportunities to them.
A new Department called “Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare” was created on 22nd September, 2004. NCMP (The National Common Minimum Programme) as adopted by the Government, envisaged setting up of a new Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare in the Ministry of Defence. The main objective of creating a new Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare is to give focused attention to the welfare programmes for ex-servicemen and their dependants including pensionary benefits, re-employment and rehabilitation. Click below the link to see the broad functions of this department.
Resettlement & Welfare Schemes
OFFICE MEMORANDUM No. 36034/5/85-Estt(SCT)
As per the wesite the Directorate General Resettlement (DGR) is an Inter Service Organisation functioning directly under the Ministry of Defence. As per DGR's statistics and in order to maintain a youthful profile of the Armed Forces, about 60,000 service personnel are retired or released every year at relatively young age. Most of the service personnel at the time of retirement are at an age where thay have large number of Not Concluded domestic responsibilities, which require their taking up next activity or profession. During their engagement with Armed Forces, officers and soldiers acquire diversified expertise virtually in all branches or formats ranging from Human Resource management, security management, medical, hospitality, inventory control, logistic management and highly technical fields. On retiring they still are comparatively young, between 30 and 40 years of age. Industry can and should, offer employment to these soldiers for mutual benefit to the industry and to our Ex-servicemen. The DGR also has another social responsibility i.e. the care and welfare of widows of our martyred soldiers also to create and provide jobs and opportunities to them.
A new Department called “Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare” was created on 22nd September, 2004. NCMP (The National Common Minimum Programme) as adopted by the Government, envisaged setting up of a new Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare in the Ministry of Defence. The main objective of creating a new Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare is to give focused attention to the welfare programmes for ex-servicemen and their dependants including pensionary benefits, re-employment and rehabilitation. Click below the link to see the broad functions of this department.
Resettlement & Welfare Schemes
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